U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Economics and Statistics Administration Bureau of the Census
COLORADO −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities
110° 41°
109°
108°
107°
106°
105°
104°
103°
102°
101° 41°
WYOMING
FORT COLLINS− LOVELAND
MOFFAT
ROUTT
Greeley
LOGAN
SEDGWICK PHILLIPS
JACKSON
LARIMER Fort Collins
Loveland Greeley
WELD
NEBRASKA
GRAND
40°
RIO BLANCO
Boulder− Longmont
EAGLE
Longmont BOULDER Boulder
MORGAN
WASHINGTON
YUMA
40°
GILPIN
JEFF ERSO N
DENVER
ADAMS
CLEAR CREEK
Denver
ARAPAHOE
GARFIELD
SUMMIT
DENVER− BOULDER− GREELEY
KIT CARSON
GRAND JUNCTION
Grand Junction 39°
DOUGLAS
PITKIN
ELBERT
LAKE
PARK
Denver
EL PASO Colorado Springs
39°
LINCOLN
UTAH
MESA
DELTA
GUNNISON
CHEYENNE
CHAFFEE
TELLER
COLORADO SPRINGS
KIOWA
Pueblo
MONTROSE
FREMONT
KANSAS
CROWLEY
OURAY
38°
SAN MIGUEL
SAGUACHE
CUSTER
PUEBLO
HINSDALE
PUEBLO
OTERO
MINERAL
PROWERS
BENT
38°
DOLORES
SAN JUAN
HUERFANO
RIO GRANDE
MONTEZUMA
ALAMOSA
BACA
LA PLATA
ARCHULETA
37°
COSTILLA
LAS ANIMAS
CONEJOS
37°
ARIZONA
LEGEND
NEW MEXICO
Scale 1:3,250,000
1 in. 1 cm = 32 km = 51 mi.
OKLAHOMA
JACKSON
Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) State County Central City State capital underlined 108° 107° 106° Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1996. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1996. 105° 104° 103° 102° 36°
PORTLAND−SALEM
New York
MAINE ADAMS 36°
Newark
110°
109°